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Quotes About Nature

Todas as manhãs em África acorda uma gazela. Há-de saber que tem de ser mais veloz do que o mais rápido dos leões ou vai ser morta. Todas as manhãs em África acorda um leão. Há-de saber que tem de ser mais veloz do que a gazela mais lenta ou morre à fome. Não interessa se és um leão ou uma gazela - quando nasce o sol, o melhor é correres.
~ Christopher McDougall
Comencé a embriagarme con la vista que tenía alrededor, observando como el sol se alzaba sobre la falda de la montaña, tiñendo el río de dorado. En breve me encontraría a la altura de esa cima.
~ Christopher McDougall
Es hace poco que contamos con la tecnología necesaria para convertir el holgazaneo en una forma de vida; hemos cogido nuestros cuerpos vigorosos y resistentes de cazadores-recolectores y los hemos dejado caer en un mundo artificial de ocio.
~ Christopher McDougall
we were perfecting the art of combining our breath and mind and muscles into fluid self-propulsion over wild terrain.
~ Christopher McDougall
That's because goats eat everything. Only the prickliest survive.
~ Christopher McDougall
One of the first and most important lessons he learned from the Tarahumara was the ability to break into a run anytime, the way a wolf would if it suddenly sniffed a hare.
~ Christopher McDougall
You ran to eat and to avoid being eaten; you ran to find a mate and impress her, and with her you ran off to start a new life together. You had to love running or you wouldn't live to love anything else.
~ Christopher McDougall
Don't fight the trail, take what it gives you. If you have a choice between one step or two between rocks, take three.
~ Christopher McDougall
When you run on the earth and run with the earth, you can run forever.'
~ Christopher McDougall
Caballo was content to just sit alone under a tree, smiling and sipping a beer,
~ Christopher McDougall
Snails were freedom fighters' food; you could harvest them on the run and they'd go dormant and keep fresh in your pockets until you were in the clear to cook. The
~ Christopher McDougall
We were born to run; we were born because we run. We're all Running People, as the Tarahumara have always known.
~ Christopher McDougall
If you keep just close enough for it to see you, it will keep sprinting away. After about ten or fifteen kilometers' worth of running, it will go into hyperthermia and collapse." Translation: if you can run six miles on a summer day then you, my friend, are a lethal weapon in the animal kingdom.
~ Christopher McDougall
chequeando mentalmente mi lista de tareas (flexiona esas rodillas… pasitos de pájaro… no dejes huella)
~ Christopher McDougall
Perhaps all our troubles—all the violence, obesity, illness, depression, and greed we can't overcome—began when we stopped living as Running People.
~ Christopher McDougall
When you spot a giant ability gap between ages and genders, you know you're looking at nurture, not nature.
~ Christopher McDougall
Christopher McDougall
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hemos cogido nuestros cuerpos vigorosos y resistentes de cazadores-recolectores y los hemos dejado caer en un mundo artificial de ocio.
~ Christopher McDougall
Podríamos, literalmente, poner freno a las epidemias con este único remedio —me dijo. Levantó dos dedos haciendo el signo de la paz, luego los giró lentamente hacia abajo y empezó a moverlos como si estuvieran trotando en el espacio. El Hombre Corredor. —Así de sencillo —dijo— solo moviendo las piernas. Porque si no creemos que hemos nacido para correr, no solo estamos negando la historia, estamos negando lo que somos.
~ Christopher McDougall
For inspiration," the article noted, "he repeats a saying of the Tarahumara Indians: 'When you run on the earth and run with the earth, you can run forever.'
~ Christopher McDougall
We like to think of ourselves as masters of our own destinies, as lone wolves in a dog-eat-dog world, but guess what: Dogs don't eat dogs. They work together. As do most species. As do we.
~ Christopher McDougall
Love needs room to grow. Like a rose. Or a tumor.
~ Christopher Moore
April prepares her green traffic light and the world thinks Go.
~ Christopher Morley
It is unfair to blame man too fiercely for being pugnacious he learned the habit from Nature.
~ Christopher Morley